September 04, 2011, 6:43PM

Last November, about 100 Medina residents met with officials from Cleveland Clinic, which operates Medina Hospital. Residents complained of noise around the clock, helicopters traveling too close to homes causing ceilings and walls to crack and windows to shake. Some residents said that they felt like they were living near an airport. Full story »

August 08, 2011, 5:30AM

In April of this year, members of Euclid Avenue Congregational, which is part of the United Church of Christ, voted to sell the church's old site which is now an empty lot surrounded by the Cleveland Clinic campus. Full story »

June 01, 2011, 10:39AM

Defense attorneys representing Anthony Sowell say they are, in effect, going to trial on 11 separate capital murder cases combined into one trial. They have asked a judge for six more months to prepare for the trial. Meanwhile, they have run up the biggest public tab for a criminal defense in Cuyahoga County history. Full story »

May 17, 2011, 3:42PM

Sowell's lawyer had filed a motion Monday asking that the trial be moved outside the county, claiming that publicity over the case will make it impossible for Sowell to get a fair trial here. Full story »

May 16, 2011, 5:31AM

In October 1977, the heir to the British throne lifted weights at the Cleveland Clinic, saw a concert at Severance Hall, watched molten iron poured at Republic Steel Corp., accepted an honorary law degree at Cleveland State University -- and planted a tree in Public Square. Full story »

May 13, 2011, 6:28PM

Ohio prison officials confirmed Friday that serial-killing suspect Anthony Sowell's DNA was collected and entered into the state's database in the 1990s, while he served a 15-year prison sentence for attempted rape. Full story »

May 09, 2011, 6:00AM

The clinic has completed its master plan for Foster + Partners, providing a road map for potential developments on the clinic's main campus near downtown Cleveland, said Heather Phillips, director of corporate communications. Full story »

May 07, 2011, 5:55AM

For the past six months, officials with the Northern Ohio Trauma System have been talking about the rules governing where ambulances take you after you fall, crash or suffer some other kind of trauma. And whether or not to adopt new ones. Full story »

April 12, 2011, 7:01AM

The city wants to take the unusual step of taxing land owners for up to a third of the $27 million project. Some could see tax bills in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. Furious property owners say the proposed 20-year assessments are unfair. Full story »

March 31, 2011, 6:04PM

Douglas Johnson of Greenburg, Pa., died last year 10 days after a 25-feet tall, 400-plus pound inflatable slide pinned him to the ground and broke his back outside Progressive Field, where he was going to watch the Indians. He died of a blot clot caused by the collapsed inflatable slide. Full story »

February 21, 2011, 5:59AM

A National Geographic Channel television special explores the process of using DNA testing to see if the president was terminally ill when he was assassinated in 1865. Dr. Charis Eng of the Cleveland Clinic is featured in the special, which airs tonight. Full story »

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